Key highlights
- 2026 QJMotor SRV 300 launched at Rs 3.29 lakh
- Gets a new dual exhaust system, new graphics, digital cluster
- No mechanical changes
QJMotor has updated the SRV 300 cruiser bike in the Indian market with a new exhaust system and other changes to give it a mid-life refreshment. Read what has changed on the MY26 SRV 300 cruiser below.
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What is new on the 2026 QJMotor SRV 300?
While the QJMotor brand name remains underrated in India, the brand is trying its best to stay relevant in the domestic market. With that said, the latest update comes in the form of the 2026 SRV 300 cruiser bike, which now features the new mid-life refreshing changes.
For starters, the new SRV 300 now packs a new dual exhaust system on the right side. The new exhaust design is likely to improve its aural riding experience, along with the road presence, which remains one of the strongest points of the SRV.
On the other hand, the 2026 model also gets the new graphics on the fuel tank. Mind you, it is available in two colour options: Glossy Red and Matte Black.
Other updates include a new digital instrument console which comes with Bluetooth connectivity and basic functions like an MID. Mechanically, it remains unchanged. It is powered by a segment-first 296cc V-twin liquid-cooled engine that develops 30.3 bhp and 26 Nm of power and torque. It is paired with a 6-speed gearbox and a slipper assist clutch.
The new SRV 300 is available at Rs 3.29 lakh (ex-showroom), which makes it Rs 32,000 more expensive than the previous iteration.
